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Steven Hamilton II Luke Ingemi and City Tree Investments?
25 April 2014 | 6 replies
Without divulging information that is confidential in nature and is currently in our Legal Team's hands.
Brandon Woll Found a house, Forclosed by BoA, County says BoA owns, but they claim they don't own it??
22 July 2014 | 8 replies
Here is a picture (I edited some info out for confidentiality).
Account Closed Hello my name is Lee and I am New to Real Estate investments in Honolulu, Hawaii
30 March 2014 | 21 replies
HOWEVER, the more I talk to others the less confident I am in my purchase.
Lance H. Early Move Out
12 April 2014 | 17 replies
I'm confident I can fill the unit by then as well so should be almost 0 vacant time.
William Hochstedler Gray Area with Referrals
13 April 2014 | 4 replies
There can be issues with stealing clients (to a point) using confidential information held by an old broker.
Ronald H. Check out this advertisement from a Craigslist poster claiming to be an Investor.
17 April 2014 | 4 replies
We will respond quickly and keep things confidential.
Eleena de Lisser NYC real estate agent lands $13 million deal via social media
23 April 2014 | 1 reply
“Nobody can see who is in my group and it’s confidential,” Ms.
Joel Owens Want your input on creating the best multifamily website ever
6 December 2011 | 3 replies
Hi Nathan,Thanks for responding.I can address those issues.Any broker worth their salt isn't going to put all the sellers financials and conditions out there without properly vetting the buyer and having them sign a confidentiality agreement.Especially with larger commercial apartment complexes this is how it works all the time.The seller does not want the information getting into the hands of another owner,etc.A seller is also not going to put usually with owner finance and at what terms publicly on a site.Generally owner finance is a last resort for a seller so when they first list they hope they get an all cash offer,some down with bank financing,seller holds a small second,and then owner finance the whole thing comes last in most cases or a WRAP.Owner finance with little to nothing down is high risk for the seller but optimal for many buyers.I can't tell you how many times I get hit up with all kind of crazy finance options from buyers.There are ways to still protect the seller but a broker has to have experience in this.The sellers always say let's look for more vanilla deals first and then if nothing we will take a look.
Eric M. Hypothetical Question re Foreclosure auctions
28 December 2011 | 6 replies
Wondered what any of you might think.In my state, after you win a bid at Sheriff Sale, you wait a few weeks until a judge confirms the sale, then you wait 30 days to get possession of the property.Often when I buy a property at Sheriff Sale it is actively on the MLS.I wonder what would happen if the foreclosed owner accepted an offer between auction and confirmation.If it happened between confirmation and possession, I would feel confident I would be considered the owner of the property.
Mark Updegraff Offer accepted, 60K for a beautiful turn of the century 6000 sq ft brick triplex!
8 January 2012 | 8 replies
I'm using 3000 total in my analysis, which I'm confident I can get based on my other units in the area.